Watchmakers SAK knife - discontinued model - getem while they last

[eodtech]

Wenger Genuine SAK pocket knife with microtools. The Micro-Tool Chest by Wenger has a lot of unique small parts.
Tools and functions:
A. Large blade
B. Case-opener
C. Magnifying glass
D. Spring-bar tool
E. Small ruler, graduated in mm
F. Screwdriver No.0,
H. Corkscrew
I. Reamer
J. Flat head screwdriver with safety lock system
K. Cap lifter
L. Wire Bender
M. Oil-pike
N. Fine tweezers
O. Tool holder
P. Toolbox with 14 numbered slots:
   1. Pin-punch bit 1.2 mm
   2. Pin-punch bit 0.80
   3. vacant
   4. Reamer for enlarging holes
   5. vacant
   6. vacant
   7. Fine fork for spring bar tool
   8. Screwdriver blade 1.2 mm
   9. Screwdriver blade 0.80 mm
   10. Round needle file
   11. vacant
   12. vacant
   13. vacant
   14. Phillips screwdriver bit 1.5 mm

All that in a must-have specialty Swiss Army knife for hobbyists who work on intricate items, watches, tools, etc.

3 3/8 inches long when closed and 1 3/16 inches thick (packed with tools).

This knife has been discontinued by Wenger and currently sell on eBay for $150 and up. If you work on watches and need a nice all purpose tool this is it. I just ordered 5 of them, because in a year they will be over $200.

Wenger # 16109

[zackhugh]

Also known as the Minathor (?).  Thanks for the heads-up.  I was watching one on eBay a while back but even that was $94.50 before shipping costs.  All the ones on there now are $125 or so.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Nice- too bad I waste all my money on managing websites!

Def

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

that does look like a great sak, alas I to am skint

[J-sews]

Whattaya suppose that gadget is to the left of the magnifying glass?

[Grant Lamontagne]

I believe it is a jeweler's screwdriver poked into some kind of mount that is attached to the knife.

Def

[zackhugh]

I think it's the tool holder for the bits in the toolbox (to the right of the magnifying glass).  Looks like a good description at this site:  

http://www.timedesign.de/marken/tools_e.html

Picture:

http://www.timedesign.de/i/knife/minathor_tools.jpg

Didn't know they have an EVOGRIP minathor.

[J-sews]

Hmmm, the magnifying glass must be there to help you find the little bits after you spill them on the carpet.   

[zackhugh]

 ;D

Yeah, but I think if you work on watches you're probably used to searching around for small parts.

[BIG-TARGET]

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Whattaya suppose that gadget is to the left of the magnifying glass?

Attention Felinevet Tim,  Can you score a few of these???